Since 2026, major global markets have significantly ramped up regulation over cross-border e-commerce. In the EU, a €200 million fine was imposed on Temu in May under the Digital Services Act. It also launched an in-depth investigation into JD.com’s acquisition of Germany’s Ceconomy for the first time pursuant to the Foreign Subsidies Regulation. Meanwhile, the tariff exemption for small parcels under €150 was scrapped on July 1, replaced with a flat €3 tariff per product category. E-commerce platforms are newly classified as "deemed importers", bearing direct liability for product safety and compliance.In the US, the CPSC eFiling electronic filing system has been fully mandatory since July 8. All regulated imported consumer goods must complete electronic filing prior to port arrival; shipments without filings will be detained and returned.Taken together, regulatory shifts in the EU and US have turned compliance from a post-hoc remedy into a precondition for market access, creating an increasingly complex regulatory landscape for cross-border e-commerce operators. Pingqian Law Firm assists enterprises in sorting out EU platform compliance obligations and completing US CPSC eFiling coordination. Through pre-transaction risk assessment and structural optimization, we help clients shift from reactive crisis management to building compliance as a core competitive advantage.